Jaguar boss condemns 'vile hatred' after backlash to new advert
- A new Jaguar advert featuring diverse models prompted backlash for lacking cars, resulting in over 120,000 comments and 160 million views.
- Jaguar's managing director, Rawdon Glover, defended the advert, stating it was not intended as a 'woke' statement.
- Jaguar plans to release three new electric cars in 2026 and unveiled a new logo as part of its rebranding.
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Jaguar boss blasts 'vile hatred and intolerance' after 'woke' rebrand backlash
The boss of Jaguar has slammed people who spouted “vile hatred and intolerance” in a backlash to the luxury-car-maker’s supposedly woke rebrand. Released on social media on 19 November, Jaguar’s 30-second ad featured models of different ages, races and genders, along with phrases such as “live vivid”, “delete ordinary” and “copy nothing”, over a techno soundtrack… but no cars. The advert prompted a backlash, with the “anti-woke” brigade mockin…
UPDATE: Jaguar boss slams 'vile hatred and intolerance' after backlash to new advert
Jaguar’s managing director, Rawdon Glover, has expressed his disappointment over the “vile hatred and intolerance” seen in reactions to a new advert from the luxury car maker. The company faced a storm of online criticism after releasing a 30-second teaser on X, which used to be Twitter, showing models in vibrant attire but no cars. […]
Jaguar Boss Doubles Down on Horrible Woke Rebrand - Blames 'Vile Hatred and Intolerance' For Backlash
Credit: Jaguar Cars/X The managing director of Jaguar cars has doubled down on his company’s woke rebrand and described his critics as intolerant. Earlier this week, the British car manufacturer released an ad in which a handful of ethnically diverse and seemingly gender-fluid individuals pranced around wearing bizarre pieces of clothing. “Create Exuberant. Live vivid. Delete ordinary. Break molds. Copy nothing. Jaguar,” the taglines read. No ca…


Jaguar boss condemns 'vile hatred' after backlash to new advert | Money News | Tech, Entertainment, Sport, Fashion, Travel News
The managing director of Jaguar has hit out at what he called “vile hatred and intolerance” after the car company released a new advert. A 30-second clip posted on the luxury car brand’s X account on Tuesday prompted online backlash after it featured a diverse group of models posing in bright clothes but no vehicles […]
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